Sentence examples for slightest conception from inspiring English sources

No one in America has the slightest conception of where he comes from: the least idiotic hazard a reference to Kundera and Czechoslovakia; others tell him what a great country America is, and suggest that maybe General Schwarzkopf can sort it all out.

Ms. Parisse, who has smartly honed her performance since appearing in the play's world premiere, manages to smooth over the slight contrivances in the conception of Becky.

There is a slight reference to the counter narratives on this idyllic conception as tensions existed even then thereby puncturing the myth (for instance the 1066 Granada massacre of Jews).

They work very hard to minimize their existence in the interest of seeming polite (or perhaps in the interest of some distorted conception of "friendly"), or not making waves, or to assuage some sort of imagined slight that is historically germane to those who dare to Exist as Women in a Space.. Sugar and spice and all that crap.

Bleeding one month after conception occurs in about 8% pregnancies and represents a physiological response to implantation or slight bleed from the endometrium in early pregnancy [ 4].

Her conception.

"Immaculate Conception?" she asked.

Rubbish in conception.

Conception, birth, death, rebirth.

Actually, in conception, no.

A glorious conception.